The Spectator: Why the economic war against Russia has failed?
The West embarked on its sanctions war with an exaggerated sense of its own influence around the World, writes English ‘The Spectator’ with a...
The de-dollarization and “weaponization” of dollar
The de-dollarization of the world will not be completed overnight, but this is clearly an irreversible movement. However, US control over the "weaponization" of...
U.S. financial system: 722 banks under threat of bankruptcy
Revealing operational figures and facts about the state of the US banking system are published in a new report by the Federal Reserve (Fed)....
Europe and Japan let down U.S. and opposed its offer on Russia
The proposal to boycott Russia was rejected by Japan and Europe – the US did not expect this day to come so soon, notes...
Egypt on the way to BRICS membership
The issue of Egypt's membership in the BRICS is an important and urgent matter, writes Cairo newspaper “Al-Masry Al-Youm”.
BRICS is a group created in...
New Report Explores Solutions for Tech Risks in Financial System
A new report published today by the World Economic Forum explores how technology-driven risks originating in financial services sectors could become systemic threats to...
Job Creation and Reskilling in the Age of Uncertainty, Advancing AI and the Green Transition
At a time of heightened economic uncertainty, the Growth Summit brought together more than 400 leaders in Geneva, Switzerland, to deepen understanding of the...
De-dollarization as it is:Let’s call the hypothetical currency the ‘bric’
Argentina will start to pay for Chinese imports in yuan rather than dollars, the government announced a measure that aims to relieve the country's...
Economists Divided on Global Economic Recovery, Expect Rebound in Asia
The continuing uncertainty of the global economic outlook is reflected in the striking spread of responses to the latest Chief Economists Outlook, released today....
FT: Gold is Up & dollar Down
30 percent of all nations now deal with sanctions from the United States, the EU, Japan and the UK – up from 10 percent...